Decision - Approval for award of contract for Reablement Service

Decision details

Approval for award of contract for Reablement Service

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Decision status: Recommendations Approved

Is Key decision?: Yes

Is subject to call in?: Yes

Decision:

1          To approve the award of the contract to Bidder A for a period of five years, for the delivery of a guaranteed block of 1000 hours per week, and up to an additional 250 hours per week as required.

 

2          That all necessary action be taken by the Council and by Bidder A, including all actions and communication in relation to the transfer of staff under TUPE, to enable the implementation of the contract from 1 November 2012.

Report author: Joe Coogan

Publication date: 13/07/2012

Date of decision: 11/07/2012

Decided at meeting: 11/07/2012 - Cabinet

Effective from: 19/07/2012

This decision has been called in by:

  • Councillor Clarence Barrett who writes The reasons for the 'call-in' are: 1. Insufficient consideration has been given to the options to retain an in-house service. 2. There has been no consultation with service users. 3. In view of the proposal to transfer staff under the Transfer of Undertaking Protection of Employment Regulations (TUPE) to exmaine why similar savings could not be achieved with an in-house service. 4. To examine the "Tender" arrangements and processes used in identifying the preferred bidder. 5. To consider the outcomes arising from similar service externalisations in other Councils."
  • Councillor Keith Darvill who writes The reasons for the 'call-in' are: 1. Insufficient consideration has been given to the options to retain an in-house service. 2. There has been no consultation with service users. 3. In view of the proposal to transfer staff under the Transfer of Undertaking Protection of Employment Regulations (TUPE) to exmaine why similar savings could not be achieved with an in-house service. 4. To examine the "Tender" arrangements and processes used in identifying the preferred bidder. 5. To consider the outcomes arising from similar service externalisations in other Councils."

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